Atom Egoyan launched his official Web site this week. The address is http://www.egofilmarts.com.
ATOM EGOYAN
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, Mar 01 2001 01:11 PM
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Posted 01 March 2001 - 04:17 PM
Cool! I need to see more of his films. The only one I've seen is Family Viewing. Biz-arre!
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Posted 02 March 2001 - 09:12 AM
Egoyan to film Armenian tragedy
Toronto-based director Atom Egoyan will be working from home in 2001.
By spring, Egoyan should be starting up his new movie in Toronto, dealing with the genocide of Armenians over the years.
The filmmaker, born in Cairo of Armenian parents, plans to shoot half of his picture in Toronto and half at an undisclosed location, probably in Europe.
Although specifics haven't been revealed, Egoyan surprised a few people in the film community by choosing 73-year-old, Paris-based Armenian singer Charles Aznavour as one of the leads.
In February 1999, Egoyan made news when he protested after a Liberal MP questioned whether the mass murder of Armenian civilians in Turkey during the First World War should be described as "genocide."
The Oscar-nominated director (for The Sweet Hereafter) had his previous movie, Krapp's Last Tape, debut at September's Toronto International Film Festival.
[ March 02, 2001: Message edited by: Arev ]
Toronto-based director Atom Egoyan will be working from home in 2001.
By spring, Egoyan should be starting up his new movie in Toronto, dealing with the genocide of Armenians over the years.
The filmmaker, born in Cairo of Armenian parents, plans to shoot half of his picture in Toronto and half at an undisclosed location, probably in Europe.
Although specifics haven't been revealed, Egoyan surprised a few people in the film community by choosing 73-year-old, Paris-based Armenian singer Charles Aznavour as one of the leads.
In February 1999, Egoyan made news when he protested after a Liberal MP questioned whether the mass murder of Armenian civilians in Turkey during the First World War should be described as "genocide."
The Oscar-nominated director (for The Sweet Hereafter) had his previous movie, Krapp's Last Tape, debut at September's Toronto International Film Festival.
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Posted 02 March 2001 - 04:54 PM
Shad hedakurkragan gayketch (website in armenian) mun e, sagayn dagavin arit chounetsa lrchoren ousoumnasirelou.
''Mnatsyalu verchu...''
''Mnatsyalu verchu...''
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Posted 14 April 2001 - 04:59 AM
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Originally posted by Arev:
Egoyan to film Armenian tragedy
Toronto-based director Atom Egoyan will be working from home in 2001.
Although specifics haven't been revealed, Egoyan surprised a few people in the film community by choosing 73-year-old, Paris-based Armenian singer Charles Aznavour as one of the leads.
In February 1999, Egoyan made news when he protested after a Liberal MP questioned whether the mass murder of Armenian civilians in Turkey during the First World War should be described as "genocide."
The Oscar-nominated director (for The Sweet Hereafter) had his previous movie, Krapp's Last Tape, debut at September's Toronto International Film Festival.
[ March 02, 2001: Message edited by: Arev ]
Originally posted by Arev:
Egoyan to film Armenian tragedy
Toronto-based director Atom Egoyan will be working from home in 2001.
Although specifics haven't been revealed, Egoyan surprised a few people in the film community by choosing 73-year-old, Paris-based Armenian singer Charles Aznavour as one of the leads.
In February 1999, Egoyan made news when he protested after a Liberal MP questioned whether the mass murder of Armenian civilians in Turkey during the First World War should be described as "genocide."
The Oscar-nominated director (for The Sweet Hereafter) had his previous movie, Krapp's Last Tape, debut at September's Toronto International Film Festival.
[ March 02, 2001: Message edited by: Arev ]
Finally. It was about time. Through art weŽll start to move towards our goals. Since we failed in properly using most other means so far.
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